Sentence examples for methods and imperatives from inspiring English sources

As was true of the pomp-inflated James announcement, the talk-show story was only fully comprehensible to those who grasped the methods and imperatives of the peculiar industry in question — though by this point, when the arts pages read like a softened version of the business pages, that meant practically all of us.

With the high prevalence rates of genital mycoplasmas, fast and efficient diagnostic methods are imperative to treat infections and minimise complications.

Therefore, the development of unconventional, efficient, and predictive toxicology methods is imperative.

Using an existing model promotes methodological consistency, which is imperative in the field of CAM which often uses disparate methods and tools.

Thus, it is imperative that the resistance profiles of strains must be continuously followed with amplification-based methods, and these methods should be used to support the PFGE method in the short term.

The availability and development of female-controlled/initiated preventative methods are imperative; however, failure to address the sociocultural norms and assumptions that frame women and men's sexual relationships may hamper the adoption of such strategies.

Robust genome assembly methods are imperative to these large sequencing initiatives and other scientific projects (Haussler et al. 2008; Ossowski et al. 2008; Robinson et al. 2011; Turnbaugh et al. 2007) because scientific analyses frequently use those genomes to determine genetic variation and associated biological traits.

Moreover, the need for a rapid and easy-to-use on-site molecular detection and quantification method is imperative.

Adequate preventive methods are imperative for a successful management.

Robust assembly methods are imperative to the success of large de novo sequencing initiatives, such as the Genome 10K project that aims to sequence the genomes of 10 000 vertebrate species (Genome 10K Community of Scientists, 2009) and the iK5 project where the objective is to sequence the genomes of 5 000 arthropods (Robinson et al., 2011).

Further reform is urgent, and imperative.